forex.rapheal wrote:Hi Jem,
Thank you for the strategy. It suits me well as I am a daily trader (trade once in the morning)
Can we have a multi daily Jem EA so we can forward test it? Also how do we add positions if there is a long run? That is the key to be sucessful and the return will be improved tremendously.
Regards,
I was working on an EA with Steve but I don't want to put too much pressure on him to get it functioning correctly. I think MPTM does all the money management bits so all the EA really needs to do is:
1. Opens a long when MACD of PERIOD before changes colour from red to green
2. Opens a short when MACD of PERIOD before changes colour from red to green
3. Shut any position when MACD of PERIOD before changes colour.
variables:
- PERIOD (M1,M5,M15,H1,H4,D1 etc)
- PairsToTrade (input which pairs to execute trades on)
- Lot size
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* I'm trying out Smeden's EA and it seems to be working fine.
* Adding positions is not part of this strategy but you're more than welcome to play around with a new variation
garyfritz wrote:Jemook wrote:Gary - the problem with throwing out the bad ones is that they'll probably perform well once I throw them out as the markets are always changing. For instance GBPJPY has 14 losses and 2 wins - but it made me the most pips. My point is I can never decide so I just trade them all and hope for the best.
That's why I said I'd only do that with
consistent losers. Looking at the equity curve, if it's lost pretty consistently for the last 3-4 years, it's probably not going to turn around tomorrow. They might, but the odds are better if you ditch 'em.
Let me know which ones suck for the past 3 years and I'll cull them no worries!
You could also try and find out which pairs 'trend the best'. By this I mean which pairs have long smooth runs downwards or upwards and change MACD colour the least.